"What Does Mammy Do For A Job?"...The Twins vs Mammy

Following my posts where I quizzed the twins on each other I decided to delve a bit further.

It is a Sunday morning, I have been the nice parent today and let Kate have a lie in whilst I got up with the kids. We've had breakfast, played with some toys and now we are sitting on the couch watching "Thundercats". I decided I would quiz the twins to see what they know about Kate and then I asked Kate the same questions. Here are my findings:

Q1. How old is Mammy?

R&P: 36
K: 36

Q2. What is Mammy's favourite thing to do?

R&P: Kiss Daddy (I am a good snog like)
K: Spending time with family and going to sleep

Q3. What does Mammy not like to do?

R&P: Let us play with playdoh
K: Cleaning

Q4. What is Mammy's favourite thing to eat?

R&P: Pizza
K: Pizza

Q5. What is Mammy's favourite TV show?

R&P: "Eastenders"
K: "Eastenders"

Q6. What Film does Mammy love to watch with you?

R&P: "The Good Dinosaur" or "The Gruffalo"
K: "Trolls"

Q7. What does Mammy do for a job?

R&P: Works on a computer writing what the boss says
K: I am a PAYE Technician and Analyst - so yeah, what they said

Q8. What is Mammy scared of?

R&P: Rollercoasters
K: People with big head costumes

Q9. If Mammy could go anywhere in the world where would she go?

R&P: The North Pole or Africa
K: A lovely beach somewhere

Q10. If Mammy could be a character in the following shows who would she be?

R&P:

Thundercats: Cheetara
Paw Patrol: Chickaletta
PJ Masks: Luna Girl
The Lion Guard: Kion
Sofia The First: Clover

Kate:

Thundercats: Wiley Kit
Paw Patrol: Chickaletta
PJ Masks: Luna Girl
The Lion Guard: Bunga
Sofia The First: Clover

They got half of them right which I am quite impressed with - especially that they sort of know what she does for a job and her age. I find it a bit odd that they all chose Chickaletta from "Paw Patrol" but, hey, whatever floats your boat!

And I will sign off there

Until next time...

The Twiglet's Dad

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